Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
IN, w. Vernon & Sons,
European War Dangers.

1t is very difaoult indeed to keep up
With the tide OF current changes in
Europe, tskipg the general dispatches
rom that country - . guide. 1t has
NOT been long since the Indications
were that Russia aHd France were 81
dassers points, but now numerous cir
cum stances 60 to show that an alliance
OF some sort hiss been coaoluded be
weeu these two nations and that the
hliance BODIES no good to Turkey In
CASE she signs IN agreement with Eag-
land securing the latter certain rights
In Egypt
Aaother sign OF strained national
peacs lies tn the fact that Russia hAs
forced ell German manufacturers to
leave the country and prohibiting
others from residing and carrying on
their occupation near the boundary
line. THIS is On order II carried oas 10
thls country against Americans thai
would lead to disruption OF peaceful
relations In Q very short time. Tna
Germany should submit tame!y to such
M insult indicates that she 10 slow u
try conclusions BY tho word, wnioh 1,
certainly oommendsble II only for the
sake OF preserving the peaos OF Europe.
The attitude Of Russia, however, sho VI
that she is totally Indifferent 70 Ger.
man opinion and that she has formed
alliances that have given her in creased
courage and Determination.
Ga the other hand, Germany is show
ius corresponding signs Of alarm. Tb<
German papers under official surveil-
Ance no doubt represent the true tenn
per OF the people. Those papers ar,
loud In warning the German peopl,
against tAklug any Of the new loal
Russia has put upon the market. +
do this they say will be TO give tn
Russian government Garmaa none,
with which to dght the Fatherlsnd
They are not clear either how far Bus
sia might 60 in oonfsoatiDg the pri
vate property belonging TO German
residents In that country. la short
tha Germsn press seems to feel taA
30 ne sort Of treaty hAs been conclad
ed between the great Empire 0n sh'
east and the great Republic en- lh
west OF Earope, and that oct ween tn
two she may fare badly unless aided b!
sone other nations that are still pro
fessedly neutral. Such 0 un on ss Ihil
would most Assurediy be DISASTROUS /,
GsrmAn unity and power. l. woult
m san sfmply that France would ge
back the two provinces OF Aissoe enc
Ukraine, taken from he- In the ls.
F:anoo-Gsrmsn war that de.hroneC
Napoleon III, and 1. meaus also thA
RasslA would take sllpe from tn
western end OF the German En- pire 3
Indemnify her for her io4ses. Bu
taen, would Germany, R1ssia an
Franoe % permitted to car.y On a wa
of so great N magnitude without ingolv
ing other leading nations o! Europe
Au i lro aean war OF sny conslderabl
magnitude could scarcely be carried 8
withou: invoicing Turkey in the strug
gle, and TO Involve Turkey would in
vJlve e gland. aud these nations a.
involved others could scarcely bs r;
strained from taking one side q
IN )thsr Ia tbs war tia. seems INN
neut and which would result IN III
rsdlsrioui1n OF Europe. However
dneiaH the last two Or three yesl
tnsro have been 40 many rumors {
war In K rope thst the prescott alarl
may suOside ltks othera, but each SUI
oeeding alarm evidently drifts the IA
tons nesrer the danger brink, q poil
ts>t Is 81 nearly reached now that
general RiropeAn War cannot nut
loagsr be- POST ponej, however mut
We may desire that II shC Cuid be.